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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-14
MAYOR HEWITToS CONDITION.
ABLE TO SIT UP IN BED-THE REPORTS ABOUT I
ALARMING CONDITION.

ABLE TO SIT UP IN BED-THE REPORTS ABOUT HIS
ALARMING CONDITION.
Mayor Hewitt was far improved yesterday to be
propped up in bed. Before that he had to lie full
length The pain in tho leg is essened but the abdom-
nal muscles somewhat affected He hopes TO be 1t
the City Hall early next week. and he will make ap
pointments before coming downtown Although Mr
Hewitt has been confined his bed long, he is in good
spirits and laughs and jokes with those around him. His
relatives relieved yesterday because there
rumors OF his death.
ExMayor Cooper. his brothernlaw and business part
ner received several kilograms Wednesday asking II
tho report OF Mr. Hewitt's death Mr. and Mira
Cooper were with Mr. Hewitt during part OF yesterday
and the previous day Mr. Cooper said that II might be
several days before Mr. Hewitt would be able 20 out
bat that at time had he been seriously ILL., He added
that he could not account for the persistent that
Mr. Hewitt was In critical condition, ending with tho
assertion OF his death There had been attempt 70
conceal the nature Of his disease his real condition Dr.
Herrck said that his patient was slowly improving.
There never had been time since Mr.. Hewitt first
attacked when his condition could be considered serious
much less alarming.
Mr. Cooper said that the story that reports OF tho
Mayors critical condition. followed by the announce
untrue. There had been such statement made by his
friends because there nothing I'm his condition to
It There is only small Incl
dent which tho report that he
In q very bad condition could be founded sunday
evening stranger called at Mr. Hewitts house and
Mayor could be He said finally he wanted
the May or to marry him 10 woman whom he would
bring there. Miss Hewitt told him that her father
seriously Ill and could not see any one beside the family
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-14
Newalprls Dailu Tribm,1e
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY
FRIDAY, JANUARY IA. 1887.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN. Prince BIsmarck's army bill. -
Continuing the debate in the Re,chstag. - Tho
death Of Lord Iddeseigh. - Enormous deficit
in the Russian budget. - Ronors to Henry NJ
stanley IN London - The steamer Celtic Mon
arch abandoned at sea- - Postponement of the
Radical.Liberai conference. - Increasing Rus
sian Notifications - Trouble in Crete.
CONGRESS- Both branches In session. - SEN
ate: Mr. Evarts spoke on the Interstate Commerce
bill - House: Bill to limit the jurisdiction
of Federal Courts passed also bill to remove
private claims from Congress.
CITY AND SUBURBAN-Judge Pratt refused 10
Grant stay of proceedings to McQuade. - The
coa-strikers quiet. but the situation for coacon'
mmers growing serious. - Burial OF John
Roach. - Charles w. Brooke to defend " Nell
Convention of the Upited Labor party. -
Henry Georges second attack on the Roman Cain
Ole Church The second LADIES' Assembly
ball danced. - A National Association OF Naval
Veterans formed. - Roundsman Montgomery's
funeral. - St. Andrews Church robbed. -
Suicide of Bridge policeman. - G"ld vaiue OF
the egai-tender silver dollar t4l22 grains
46 15-1Gd. per ounce-7S.O5 cents " sto' KS
opened dull and st ong and made further advances
closing firm at the best figures.
DoMEsTIC.-Senator Hawley renominated Dy the
Republicans of Connecticut; Charles B. FarweiI
nom;oated for the Senate in Illinois; Democratic
nominations in Tennessee, Pennsylvania and Hi
nois - GaIns for Messrs. Morton and Miller In
the Senafe contest at Albany - An act OF In
cornoraton for the Tllden Trust asked OF the Legs
lature. - Annual report OF the State Board OF
Arbitration Report OF the Department OF
Agriculture. - Fall Of rock at niagara
1BE WxArHER-lndications for to-day: Warmer
and rainy. Temperature Yesterday Highest, 40' !;
lowest. 81 average. 33so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-14
A WEDDING.

CoLDwArrR. Mich., Jan. l8-O A. Minocks. formerly
proprietor Of re DehV0 Tes and OF re ktwxsapsiis
Journal and Mia jean Root Of this CITY, were married
ct the home ct Mys. h q Lewis yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-14

RUMOR ABOUT THE MADISON SQUARE THEATRE
SO prominent place does the Madison Square Theatre
hold in public and theatrical estimation that UNUSUAL
interest is always taken In gossip concerning III OF W
fortunes Some attention therefore, was paid yeseraN
10 rupor which said have originated "a tno
borhood OF The Chnchman office AccSrIing 70 tae
WAS entered into for thrce years only Ihis Term sx-
rss In MAJ mari and Il does. says the gossp, Mr.
BIZ, IN III r.Sirs ami leave retas Of management TO
MARSHALL H. Mallory and Or Mallory The policy q the
s ueato w"s originally started-American plays by
stcon authors containing nothing TO offend the most
Sasti,osy moral Of audiences, nothing farcical and
nothins French being permitted.
WIEN this told to A. NJ. Palmer yesterday he
.m,iai quietly he said: E" am afraid some ono 10
misinforued. am Dot going leave this theatre In
May 1t Mr. Maory's request and mutual agreement
docs then expire. As lar I know nc present,
shall manage this little theatre somo time to come
my only regret being that 10 NOT trie larger ard
VIII not accommodate large audiences - Jim the
Psnman' could easily draw"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-14

General BOulangcr may credit Prince BISMARCK
with giving him at least a decade OF popularity
The man who has succeeded in thoroughly fright
cnin- the Iron Chancellor and the German staff is
destined to be q hero in France for years TO come
lie will be member OF the next Ministry and he
will get tho appropriations he asks for.
All the reports Of the Free Trade meeting ut the
Coorcr Institute on Wednesday evening make IL
apparent that the most welcome srealIerin fact the
one srealler who aroused sufficient applause to
keep the rafters from feeling lonesome. was Henry
George. lie dominated the proceedings com
nlctcly as din Brother Grady OF Atlanta the New
Finland Society dinner last month Since that
fcstivity Mr.. Grady hns been everywhere acknowl
edged the spokesman Of the New South. and
after Wednesday nights demonstration at the
Cooper Institute no one will venture TO dispute
with Mr. George the leadership Of the Free Trade
raity I'm this city.
Concerning Mr.. whltney's Naval Reorganiza
tiOn bill IL is worth while nluirng II he con
siders that reform which rs only more OF the same
method that has all along prevailed?
"The indianapolis Journal states that over
one hundred kilograms were sent TO that city
asking for newspaper specials in regard to judge
Thurmans illness nj the jackson banquet. The
Journal adds that
There Just manv replies sent back saying that
Judge Thurman perfectly well. that he was not
taken W Al the banquet seriously stated. and that
in fact the mountain was only common molehill
fiut little remains 10 hc said city dignary. expert
In whskey and Judge In that main staple Of 81 Jack
banquet states that the old Crow consumed ri
day night not only vile. but damnablo.
Jude Thurman viii receive a good deal Of
sympathy from his sdmiring countrymen And
that the veteran waver OF the red
handana will agrco with us that nothing goes 10
far to demonst rate the irrecalmable dcgcneracy
u the Democratic party Us the fact that even its
Old Crow whislIcy longer be depended
upon. II is lust well that Andrew Jackson has
departed Had he been present at that banquet
he might hayo been taken III himself.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-14

McQuade's motion for stay before Judge
Pratt, of Brooklyn, has been denied, and
instead of being let out on bail, the convicted
ex-Alderman will probably be sent to Sing Sing
Immediately. There has been no miscarriage
of justice in this case; and while the public
desires to SEQ no harshness shown to McQuade.
1t will approve no further delay in carrying out
the sentence of the law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-14

Concerning Mr.. Whltney's Naval Reorganiza
tion bill IL is worth while lnquiring IL he con
siders that reform which rs only more OF the SAINT
method that has all along prevailed?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-14

Prince Bismarck has seldom shown his con-
tsmut for Parliamentary government more
openly than in his latest speeches. In tho
Arst Of the series, on Tuesday. he declared that
Il Il hsd been supposed, when the Reichstag
vs. sstahiishsd. that IL would use fts powers
. 4 loes- now, they would never have bssn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-14

oREIGN. B,smarck's army bill. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-14

"The indianapolis Journal states that over
hundred kilograms were sent TO that city
asking for newspaper specials in regard TO Judge
1hurman's illness nj the jackson banquet. The
IL hot
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-09
SHORT OF CASH.
The school Board VIII Borrow Thirty
Thousand Dollars for Five uoaths.

The school Board VIII borrow Thirty
thousand Dollars for Five uoaths.
The Bozrd OF Education convened IN
special session last evening. President
Blair presided and Trustees Mills, Stein,
Earle, Allen. Drury. Mcbride. Ransom,
Richards and Fletcher were present. The
May0s also occupied his usual seal.
The Comaiitss OF Ways and Means
recofn mended the adoption OF a resolution
that the Board issue its OOnd for temporary
school, purposes in the sum OF $50 90, due
ia i've nlonths, az q rate OF Interest not TO
exceed six per cent. aud that the President
and Secretary be aud hereby are authorized
80 execute and deliver said bond on behalf
Of the Board. Adopted.
Trustee Druary offered a resolution that
the action Of the Committee on Buildings
il roofing the Madison Avenue school
With slate instead Of shingles be ratified
ant approved. and the committee authoriz-
ed a. pay tor she same. Adopted.
The account of Frank Eckert OF SltS. 20
for making blackbOsrds for the various
school buildings, aud also for repairs az the
different schools, was allowed on motion of
Trustee Allen.
The Secretary Was authorized TO draw
an order Tor Mrs. Schmidt, for her salary as
teacher of the ungrsded school.
Adjourned.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-09

A GREAr oKossfzArioS BEING PxEFEcT

GREAT OkGAsfzATiok BEING PERFEcrED
For several months Mr.. oven Courtney
has been ~ work procuring instruments
and organizing band 10 be known as the
Second Regiment Band, Alabama State
Troops" The instruments have been re-
ceived aud the band is now about ready TO
start out with twenty-five pieces. They
were made by thecelebFsted manufacturers.
J. w. York & Son. OF Grand Rapids, Mich,
and are the very best made, costing eight
hundred dollars. they are perfect in tone,
are triple silver plated and FURNISHED.
The above IS portion OF very creditable
notice which appeared in an Alabama
Stale Journal" some few days since. Messrs.
York 4 Son have for The past .ve years
been located at No. Ionia-st., where they
carry on an extensive manufacturing bust
ness; principally, or rather exclusively
brass band and orchestra instruments. They
employ uone but the most skilfull help,
anu from the fact that Mr.. Courtney, a
talented musician, selected their instru-
ments in preference 10 ali other manufsc-
turers. reflects rsuch credit upon kessrs.
York 4 Son, who are practical musicians.
and thoroughly understand every detail OF
their business, and perform on each and
every instrument III their establishment.
These gentlemen also publish complete
list OF orchestra and brass band sheet music,
which can be secured at any time. Call on
these gentlemen. They take great pleasure
in entertaining visitors.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-09
MAfsRD CONVICTED
o. r-s csaas o. AAsslsueHrsR.
Rses.s - s.asa 80 sas AsEsy 81 sss EsaFt-
Eks C.ss u kAs asAas % tA< jar
asss Ess1 sx asaEs-fz
5sa Assitssx s<atsaes

Ths Clrsuis C0art Feom sas allet - the
doors yesterday 70 sitaess tAs clase Of ttas
tnal sf Ca4Fiss ksesFd isE TIE n41kozg 81
h h.ehssl q H4ra "a wFemlrz tosDshig.
kagast = PKosseaSnx Attorney Gay
naishsd nis eiossag sFs11snt a tAe open
d.. u sas session. sad Judge Ae1igamsFy
thsn Mads as charge - lne lary. As
spoks a. ssas ieakth sad somewhat faFor-
e. TIE s<lsnse ef a. lsAss lA4E IS he ePiaion
u ias majority of those sbo bs4fd Is.
shorty ssasFs aeon lAa JaEy we're ssosn
an1 rsmaiae3 o4t al ths aftsrEooa. Much
4lls1esl 49, ul4a5ssal-1 sld seFsnsi aefs
ths tns1rlss stgaacsi ~ tie ezosd q
Eeoole NlJ ioiterst aooat IA groups oear
lns court Fqom. as ~ lie oatconls 81 the
e4sa, l- .siuS generally sxBe1tet thas Tie
Fszal1 would - a. a. Ulll4l ~ disagree
ale4L
Between and 7 oeleck n the evening
t1e laFy reported that tnsy bad arrived al
q eoaci asi0n sI.d the olflcers were imme-
aiaisly assembled IA the court room. TIE
crowd Azstensd Ia aud listened breath .sssiy
60 ths verdict Charles Macsrd. sne deten-
danf eas present AMI remained quite calm.
& p a TIE Ass moment be wore cCundsnt
skpfessl0a. TIE foreman Of the jury an
u0ancsd thai thsy had decided that Aseard
Vas guilty OF mAnslaug liter. bat they recon-
nentied him 10 tbs mercy Of the court.
lhe face o. Aaesrd took on do0ncast ex-
preston aud bis wife and mother were
yiAoly Affected lie was taken 10 JAIL 10
aszlt sen lence. which will pronounced to-
morrow morning.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-09

The Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany Of New York, has now about $50, 900
Industrial policies outstanding. The death
claims payed a. the present time average
nearly 100 daily. and will. It is estimated,
amount this rear % g. 100000. In one day
recently l42 proofs Of loss we're recsived and
the SAME number OF checxs returned in
payment Of claims which aggregated
Stt.1f5.IJ.
From The Insurance World:
We have watched the doings Of above
Company with interest aud have noticed
With surprise the prompt payment OK its
claims. All claims beng paved a hour.
after proofs Of death are fled. The Com
psny can be proud Of having nearly 400
policy holders IN this city. and since the
r0nidsncs With the people Of Grand Rapids
il established as 20 its solid1ty, the business
of this Company Is lastly increasing. Mr..
J.. J. krans. the Compsny's Superintendent
in this city. has removed rom Rood :
Building 90 BOussman Building. on Pearl
st.. where he has taken large and cozy
Offices, the old Offices being too small TO
transact ths large amount Of business he is
realizing Ia our Valley City.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-09

The peopls intsr.stef ia prspsr,v en- Esst
Bridges. sna those ~ the lf'i disir;ct ans
hlrther nurth ~hcse prorersy weni3 -
hen~ftei BY stusst raii~sr en- Bridge q.
hiii are rrrcsed 20 srsnt7g tsr Cscis ccrf-
rsnv francnises Fry iessiers f-on Evan-~f
norib. fhey srgue thsf s0 xrsnf tes fran
rhises ueans thar ~ c1~rtr.s ifr,s n.
Bridges. stil aevisr - 6uilt. ans srs err
fatfrg rsr1oostrarces. whtch AZ eairx anna.
renerslIv srne3 wite view ~ nr.ssere-
rnx them - The Ceunc'I scmorrcr alxht.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-09
AUCTION SALE



Never before vas there such a rare oppor-
turity 70 seCurs jgst vhst ron want in
Horses. etc. as vi be offered a. this great
auction sale next Saturday. Family. Driv-
AZ Work Horses, thrss pair OF nice
nstched Carnage Horses. two good Saddle
Ponies, and some Hanablstonion Trotsing
H8lsss that can frot better thsn 2 30 sor-
RI Epiiinx Chester D.. sired bY Hamilton,
racori 1ss dam, ferris mare. record -
hay getting Fred Wilkes. siT.d by Fred
Wilkes. dam. Almont mars. chestnut aasre
Wiaais T. sirsi ~ Fearoe horse. hs By
Hxm 81 st1nisn Star. dan pesrce mare. rsc.
ord $50. SORE mare StslIs sired sY Fred
r Hins dam, Icstia- thorouEh Ehsrs1 az
soc = IN f7sl 20 AIsorsn. Also. TO s8ck-
ing colts rest standard hrsd. Old Sore
DAx. hsif ME runninz horse. ear ru1 heats
r. ~ seconds snd car oest snv horse ia
Nlch 80 = half-mise Nanerous ctker
horses 81 de vsin= This ssls = % 20
conducted 90 = slnars -assis ard e~sry
ho--s - - - represented Or mc7sY -
fsn.ssc- Re s1re md ca Ssiur1aT. 0cto-
Der 81 81 she earn ~ G p Hodges, g. and
a Loa's-st-. Grsna RspiSs Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-09

Hsve concluded - nct vieit ersco Rarifs
1rtii Eomnfou Rros. sfon selling rheir ff~-
nit.1re - cheap. They Ssv thst tae peoples
atien On - sa taksn I'D wftr Nom rton
Rres sizuxhfsr sac in Psrior Furritn-s
snd Bedroom SUITS tbst Frances wagl8
- ns,wsere ss a centre 8ftTsc1lou q faer
fd rcfne Grover hova~sT - fe<reis
tfaf tte covs roufinEe - 80 dcwn on
hzh rrir-s ard bod - fart a. cheap
place q, etr furriftrs fer 30 uar van ts
5rs such an setsail lsh a1eut himsef On h.s
rafn~n fnrn 1ss rreserf frio whlch 81 rr1r-
ma ~e-~ ~ sensitive tss h's nzrreI F-sr-
go sevS - e. T1st Bag our f.rns fnre
thers lar 80 Bows a. - .0R cbssrsr
than WaShicztcn xas<sr ara an sins
Har-1h hsr fafa st.1 Bros e-ezi rarni-
~-r zs.e<<z~~A - ard IA s DsF "a y.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-09

Rev 4. WygEls a former pastor OF the
Fast Street N. =. church. VII preach there
tbs morning
Rev. ~ A. Mcintyre OF Montreal. viii
preach a. TIE Second Congregational church
THIS i0rnoon. He Nili also prssch A. tae
Smith Memorial. Grandyils-st. IN the
sysning.
At tas Fonntsip Street BaDtist church
Eev. Nsrr 3. Teppsr vii preach this fors-
neon ffom The Canon - the Scripture
Subject n ne svsnirg. short Studies on
Gres1 Sub ects.'
The Rev Dr Campbell Fair vii occupy
the pulrlt today az Sc Nsrk's Subject for
the forenoon Stesdissrnsss Evening.
''llsvid la His own House
Rev. Ben. r. sargent will bold services as
usual to-day a. ne south Congregational
church Suniscis. Morning. Holiness in
Common lniags evening. Learning Of
o lssus
Rev III. r Wsilen vii speaS AZ The First
Tresbv-srian this rnoruiog rom "No~e
Fsfh In the evening he viii give fke
sscond af a.s series on The Mistakes oftbe
Seventh Day Advenfists the subject BE- ny
The Mistake Concerning the First Day ol
the Wees
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-09

Hsmm, the osrsmas. tried 10 ride a
bicycle and is nursing broken arm.
There will be no running meeting at
Denver this Fall, the project having failed
10 receive the necessary financial support.
y. s. Wood, the "boy" actor. presented
the Detroit newsboys with q silver cup
valued at $3.50. Ii will be contested for by
the Detroit and Chicago newsboys each sue
ceSsIye season.
The Philadelphia Club is in financial
trouble owing 10 the failure of the Colum-
bian bank in which the Club had 81 500 tied
mp, with small hopes Of recovering more
than fourth of 1t.
Griswold Lorillard. the youngest son OF
Pierre, the millionaire turfman, is dying OF
consumption at Tuxedo Park. "Grisy, (" ~
he was familiarly called, was quite promi-
nent figure on Eastern race tracks,
Articles Of agreement have been signed
for a mile foot race between Ed. Case, of
Hamilton, and James Grant. Of Cambridge,
Mass. for $50 side. the race 10 take place
at Mystic PARK, Boston, inside of four
weeks.
Indianapolis will come into the field mex I
season with . racing association with cap
ital stock of t75.O 600. A first-class mile track
with suitable club house. grand stand and
time for next summer season.
Jack Dempsey, beside his match with Rea-
gan in December for the middle weight
championship, has signed articles TO fight
Pete Mccoy eight rounds for a purse OF
81 900, and Jack McGee eight rounds for a
purse OF 500 IN Boston, between now and
Dec. l.
Jack McDe mott. the Rochester Fire
Laddie. who stood before John l.. Sullivan
for four rounds, won twelve contests and
was recently defeated in his thirteenth by
Tom o DonneIl Champion of Michigan, is
now a bartender at the corner of Van
Buren, 81. aud Pscihcsve.. Chicago.
4 New York mathematician has figured il
OUT that the Thistle is faster boat than the
Volunteer. that Is that she sailed much
farther in the recent races than her victor
ious rival 20 which the lattsr's admirers
reply. "Of cosrsel OF course But my dear
fellow. don't you know that il is the Volun-
teer ability 70 sail closer 70 the wind aud
thus shorten the distance That makes her
the better bestl''
Jake kilrain's fighting shoes, which be
sill wear in the battle with Jen Smith,
have been sent 20 him in London. The
uppsrs on each side Of the lace noles are
red. white aud blue, while stars run down
the sids Of Zach, in Which the eyelet holes
are set. On The front Of each IL the Amer
can esgie stitched n buf leather, srd the
spikes are made Of the best steel put in
sockets. kilrai1 n % wins the fight aud
returns the shoes -ill get 400 for them.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-09

Msnag-r Smith has smother novelty to
present 20 ne r..rons ~ his house this
week IN Prof Moors's Canine Paradoxy
snd Scaooi Of rrsiard Dogs. charles and
Carrie Mocre ars great scientific sna comic
rolisr SKATE artists snd Ef and Kittie
Weisf. tie tsiifarnia novelty due. will
arpear i1 novelty sketches. feon sad
Nels5n. fhe back isce sketch sr-isfs s~s
sd 60 - errei ems and ths Isnionfhe~
- and Blanche ~ srp~a~ N thrilling
broad sword coWhs eiog ersnkia Whit-
coWa. chs charming serfo-conic nas hsen
re-enxsxed fne rev NiFs.iof VII can
drama The Irepper psarhfer ri8 ee
pcesentei a. tas aiierplrse. STA the popu-
fsz veurg scfor. George hsfrs q The cad
i7h -,'e snt Mss Hose ffcosau in ne
htls roa
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-09


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FOLKS WE KNOW.

s. II. Clink, the Muskegon attorney. was
registered az the Morton House yesterday.
Professor Hansley. slight-of-hani per-
former, Greenback orator. etc, from Grand
Traverse county, is in the city.
pr. Buell.. of Grand Rapids. has pur-
chased n. Ingrsms place on Pleasant-st.,
and intends moving here in the near future.
- Caledonia Nsps.
A. o sherman, who has been studying
law vi.h Peter DoFsn, leaves tomorrow for
bis home in New York Citv, where be will
PROBABLY enter law school.